What is the difference between a badminton drop shot and a back court smash?

Personally, I feel that the backcourt killing action is large, and basically every part of the body must be forced, and the whole body strength should be used as much as possible to hit the ball. The action of the hanging ball in the backcourt should be consistent with the high and far ball, and the concealment should be good, and the change is only a moment of hitting the ball, which makes people unguardable. The lob is more lethal than the smash, and the backcourt is generally a lob, because the action is relatively large when the ball is killed, and if the opponent is not in a very passive situation, it is generally not easy to kill.

The backcourt kill is generally the opponent does not return to the position of the situation, quickly kill the opponent's empty field, and then the opponent's return is not in place and only return to the midfield, you must use the kill ball to kill. Most of the backcourt balls are still better with the drop ball, the concealment of the drop ball is better, the landing point is more Diao can pull away the opponent to find an offensive opportunity for themselves, due to the good concealment, if the opponent misjudges the ball, a drop ball may be able to score directly. Happy playing!

The consistency of badminton backcourt lob and killing action is mainly to make the opponent unable to make a prediction before you hit the ball, if you use different actions for your various shots, the opponent will judge what ball you hit when you are preparing for the action and make corresponding adjustments, so that you are passive.

Not only the backcourt, but also the rubbing, picking, and hooking of the front court must ensure that the technical actions are consistent.

Badminton is a technically complex sport, if you want to play well, you must be skilled in all aspects, and drop ball is a very important skill.

There are several main situations of the backcourt lob.

When the opponent hits a ball to your backcourt, you hit the ball back to the opponent's net, the closer to the net, the better, this kind of ball is called a backcourt lob. There are three types of backcourt lobs, forehand lobs, overhead backcourt lobs and backhand backcourt lobs, and we will first learn the first type of lob backcourt forecourt lob.

Forehand drop ball technique essentials in the backcourt.

The preparation posture of the backcourt forehand drop ball is the same as the preparation posture of the backcourt high ball, sideways to the net, the two eyes look at the direction of the ball, the difference between the backcourt forehand drop ball and the backcourt overhead high ball is that the hitting point of the high ball is at the front of the right shoulder, and the forehand drop ball hitting point in the back court is a little forward, because the ball of the drop ball is going down, if your hitting point is backwards, the ball will not go down, but it is not too much, if you hang the ball again, the ball is very high, and it is easy to be attacked by the opponent's net, then you are very passive. The forehand drop in the backcourt is also the big arm driving the small arm, and the elbow is on the stage and the ring is reversed, which is the preparation before hitting the ball.

The biggest difference between the backcourt forehand drop ball and the backcourt high and far ball is when hitting the ball, the hitting action of the backcourt forehand drop ball is to extend the wrist to flex and retract to drive the fingers to twist and exert force, and to rotate the fingers to form a certain external rotation with the oblique racket to cut the right side of the back of the ball holder, mainly relying on the wrist and fingers to control the power of the shot, remember to send it forward and down when cutting the ball. After hitting the ball, it swings to the bottom left like a high ball in the backcourt. If you want to cut the ball at a wider angle, then you need to control the angle of your hand.

What should I pay attention to when dropping the ball?

Don't always mean the drop ball when playing, if you give the opponent to know that you mean the drop ball opponent will pounce on the net in advance, it is very passive, it is easy to give the opponent the opportunity to score, we drop the ball to cooperate with the flat high ball, high ball, kill ball and split ball and the like to use, so that the effect of the drop ball will be very good, and there must be that the hitting point of the drop ball must be very high, so that the angle of falling is large, and the high hitting point is not easy to go to the net, which is very important.

The lob technique in the backcourt of badminton is very difficult to master, which requires very high basic skills for players, and they should practice lob more in the game.

The technique of the drop ball requires a lot of practice, first of all you have to show an attitude and take the time to train every day.

The technology is good. The difficulty of this technique lies in the control of the hands, which requires practice.

The way to return a high ball from the opponent's back court to the opponent's net area is called a lob. Its role is to mobilize the opponent's position to facilitate the formation of the attack with footwork. In the backcourt, if you combine the lob with a high ball or a smash, you can pose a great threat to the opponent.

The lob can be done with a forehand, backhand, or overhead shot. For beginners, you must first learn the forehand lob technique, and then learn the overhead lob and backhand lob. According to the arc of the ball flying in the air and the difference in the hitting action, the ball can be divided into two types: split hanging (fast hanging) and light hanging (interception hanging).

However, no matter what kind of lob is played, the preparation action before hitting the ball should be the same as hitting the high and long ball, and the consistency of the action should be maintained, so that it is not easy for the opponent to judge what kind of ball he is hitting.

Here's a look at the forehand, backhand, and overhead lobs

Forehand lob. 1) Split hanging (fast hanging) The early action of hitting the ball is the same as hitting the high and far ball with the forehand. When hitting the ball, the front of the racket is tilted inward, and the wrist is quickly cut and pressed down.

If the slash ball is split, the racket will cut the right side of the ball holder and exert force to the lower left; If the sling is straight, the paddle face is facing forward and cutting forward and downward.

2) Light hanging (interception hanging) is the same as hitting the forehand high and far ball. When hitting the ball, the change of the paddle surface during a light hanging is basically the same as that of a splitting hang, but the force is lighter; The other is that when hitting the ball, the paddle surface is hitting the ball or with the help of the ** force of the incoming ball with the racket lightly, so that the ball passes the net and then sticks to the net. The latter is mostly used to intercept the opponent's flat high ball and half court high ball.

Backhand lob. The action before hitting the backhand lob is different from the backhand hitting the high ball, and the difference lies in the mastery of the paddle surface and the use of power when touching the ball. When hanging a straight ball, use the reverse side of the racket to cut the back and middle of the ball holder, and exert force in front of the opponent's right net; When dangling a slash ball, use the reverse side of the racket to cut the left side of the ball and press it in front of the opponent's left net.

Overhead drop ball. The overhead hanging ball can also be used for splitting and light hanging. The action before hitting the ball is the same as hitting the high ball with the head.

The difference is the change in the surface of the racket and the use of power when the racket touches the ball. The action of hanging straight ball is basically the same as that of hanging straight ball with forehand, but the hitting point is different; When dangling a slash ball, the front side of the racket is turned outward, cutting the left side of the bracket and exerting force towards the right front and bottom.

"High" refers to "high and far touching the wide beam ball, flat high ball" (high and far ball: high laughter and long ball flying to the opponent's bottom line and falling in a straight line).

Flat high ball: the ball speed is fast, the height is just above the opponent's head, the top is flat and fast) kill" refers to the "kill ball" (including: point kill, heavy kill, clever skin split) hanging" refers to the "hanging ball" (including: blocking hanging, skateboard hanging, splitting hanging).